Hamming AI is stress-testing voice agents before banks and hospitals deploy them
annbordetsky · x · 2026-07-24
Hamming AI CEO Sumanyu explains why voice agents can become “too helpful” and cross boundaries, especially in sensitive settings like banks and hospitals. The interview covers the company’s origin, its voice-agent stress testing and monitoring workflow, simulations of messy real-world conditions such as accents and background noise, and the idea of using voice agents to test voice agents before customers ever hit a failure.
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